It will be the streaming service's first talk show. Netflix's release described the structure as "an updated format that still encompasses Chelsea's unfiltered opinions on topical entertainment and cultural issues, as well as her signature guest interviews."

Details on what exactly that format entails are TBD. In the meantime, Handler will also produce several other pieces of content for Netflix; her "Uganda Be Kidding Me" stand-up special will air on the service in October, and she'll produce comedic documentaries "on a variety of subjects ranging from NASCAR to politics and from Silicon Valley to the NBA draft."

Handler's two cents on the news: "If I was going to continue working in this industry, I knew I had to do something outside the box to keep myself interested. I wanted to sit with the cool kids at lunch, so I approached Netflix to make sure they were as cool as I thought they were, and when I confirmed my suspicions, like with any other future lover, I made my move. I'm more excited than I've been in a while, and the team at Netflix is the most forward-thinking, alert group I've sat down with in ages. No offense to the Shahs of Sunset."